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By Jan LaValley
Rappahannock News Staff Writer ■; Steve Jenkins and Roy A.L. Grindstaff II, instructors at George Washington CarverPiedmont Technical Education Center who teach law enforcement and fire services instruction respectively, held their annual career day seminar Friday.
Six Rappahannock County High School students are enrolled in the fire services class and attended the event as part of their class study.
The students enrolled in these classes prepared questions for the panel of law enforcement and fire fighting personnel that attended.
Questions ranged across a broad spectrum including inquiries on such topics as security work, the FBI academy, State Police, regular county law enforcement, fire fighting, fire training beyond high school, rescue work, laws in general, drug laws, court processes and jobs with the Department of Corrections.
Travis Dodson, a RCHS senior, and the son of Gene and Linda Dodson of Amissville, wants to be a professional firefighter when he finishes further training at either Eastern University of Kentucky or Northern Virginia Community College.
He addressed his question, as most of the RCHS students did, to Chief E.S. “Bert” Roby III, of the Orange County
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